Re: Hughie Fury vs. Dominick Guinn - March 26th 2016
Posted: 26 Mar 2016, 19:51
My stream has gone down, just got an ESPN logo on screen now.
that sounds fair enough , just can't understand why c5's coverage ended 30 mins earlyExoddus wrote:No medical staff as the bloke went off with Nick Blackwell. So they had to wait before they could fight for medical staff to be there.
Just the sort of dignified and classy behavior you expect from a man holding the most prestigious title in sportExoddus wrote:Tyson Fury is now doing the ring girls job.
Guinn's never been stoppedFather Huddlestone wrote:Wow a ten rounds points win over a semi retired, overweight, late substitute, you can see why all the top lads are running scared of Hughie, he's the business
Neither had Ray Mercer (also 40/fat/late sub) when he fought Wlad in 2002.gilgamesh wrote:Guinn's never been stopped
Hughie ain't WladFather Huddlestone wrote:Neither had Ray Mercer (also 40/fat/late sub) when he fought Wlad in 2002.gilgamesh wrote:Guinn's never been stopped
No not by a long way.gilgamesh wrote:Hughie ain't Wlad
I don't know what you were expecting. Hughie was in with a late substitute. He is not a big puncher and never will be, but there's more than one way to skin a cat. He dominated the fight and beat what was put in front of him.Father Huddlestone wrote:No not by a long way.gilgamesh wrote:Hughie ain't Wlad
I can. He's skilful, very large & has great ring sense. I don't blame them for running scared.Father Huddlestone wrote:Wow a ten rounds points win over a semi retired, overweight, late substitute, you can see why all the top lads are running scared of Hughie, he's the business
Will have been a good experience for the 21 year old. Guinn well past it but staying busy is good for himkeithmoonhangover wrote:I don't know what you were expecting. Hughie was in with a late substitute. He is not a big puncher and never will be, but there's more than one way to skin a cat. He dominated the fight and beat what was put in front of him.Father Huddlestone wrote:No not by a long way.gilgamesh wrote:Hughie ain't Wlad
Father Huddlestone wrote:Hughie is the only fighter I've ever seen having burst pustules attended by his cutsman, prospective opponents are probably more scared of getting covered with vile, bacteria laden fluids from the grotesque inbred freak.Taansend wrote:I can. He's skilful, very large & has great ring sense. I don't blame them for running scared.
Not quite sure how you can say a 21year old will never be a big puncher? Got bags of time to develop yet.keithmoonhangover wrote:I don't know what you were expecting. Hughie was in with a late substitute. He is not a big puncher and never will be, but there's more than one way to skin a cat. He dominated the fight and beat what was put in front of him.Father Huddlestone wrote:No not by a long way.gilgamesh wrote:Hughie ain't Wlad
No not really. I kept thinking Guinn would've been a good step up for Wilder before he stepped up to Stiverne, but that ship has sailed now.crusader wrote:Is fighting Guinn even that beneficial for a guy who tends to go rounds anyway? All Guinn does is cover up.